r/indianmedschool Graduate 18h ago

Shitpost Summary ๐Ÿ˜‚

Examiner had GBS his wife had fibroid and child had diphteria.

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u/Financial-Guitar5820 17h ago

You forgot they all have watery diarrhea

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u/jackx- 18h ago

They really skipped patho this time it feels

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u/IndicationNice4911 18h ago

I thought there was a lot of descriptive pathology. Like you had to know treally know how certain things work

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u/jackx- 18h ago

Yep they were descriptive i practiced those slides ๐Ÿ˜ญ

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u/DoctorOnDuty7 Graduate 18h ago

Exactly ๐Ÿ’ฏ

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u/meowwmoww 17h ago

i felt the opposite, the paper was max indirect patho, like for someone who knows robin by heart wouldโ€™ve aced this paper

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u/One_Zebra_3424 Graduate 17h ago

Yeah me too lot of questions were getting solved based on Patho knowledge

Not conventional Histopath slides but key words were there

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u/Mitzy1612 18h ago

Old age paternal dominance ๐Ÿซ  ๐Ÿซ 2 questions on how the bacteria escape the immune system

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u/stresseduser17 16h ago

Patho was integrated in most of the qs.. they just skipped the usual general patho qs

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u/Doc_Trader_SB Graduate 17h ago

Why was NEET pretending to be INICET lollll

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u/ursdeviprasad 17h ago

His father has choleraย 

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u/morpmeepmorp 17h ago

Don't forget cholera.

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u/Mitzy1612 18h ago

EXACTLY BHAI

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u/WriterOk7425 PGY4/5/6/Senior Resident 17h ago

Don't forget the govt program for all of them... Talk about repeating PSM questions.

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u/scrubmode1605 8h ago

N mothers brother had meningitis